#PaulGross

Someone asked me ''What's not to love about this man?'' ... his absence (film, series....of course 😉). . . olso on fcbk paul gross-addict https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090946972014

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PGA ACCOUNT ON PAUSE

on facebook,X and insta...

on tumblr just a few 🔃 and ❤️

#the Fallers

And

[andrandiriel]

I love his "what the hell is wrong with you" face

[andrandiriel]

Caught episode 3

[andrandiriel]

once again I should be watching this on a computer I can take screenshots on, Paul looks SO GOOD 😭

[andrandiriel]

excuse the tacky photos of my tv but HELLO

[andrandiriel]

Allan really does the Big Wet Eyes thing very well

[andrandiriel]

I'm paying attention to the plot, I swear, I just

[andrandiriel]

Williams in her beach getup 😍 Hawco is really delivering on the "cars, hot people, paul gross is there"

Roy: "Lookin' good, partner"

KC: *looks Roy up and down and can't find a single complimentary thing to say*

[andrandiriel]

Some excellent needle drops in this show

[andrandiriel]

YESSSSSSSS THE PUNCH i'm here for roy getting punched

[andrandiriel]

This man's refusal to take his jacket off is. Something

[andrandiriel]

Damn!

Not to victim blame but dude why would you drink that iced tea

[andrandiriel]

@variousqueerthings @gjdraws

[andrandiriel]

i fell down a youtube rabbithole of ckr interviews and allan hawco's face showed up on camera for half a second and i went "oh hey that looks like paul gross' boyfriend good pal"

...I HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN ALLAN IN ANYTHING YET (unless wilby wonderful counts) and this is entirely paul gross tumblr's fault

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*slides in* hey there...... might i introduce you to Allan Hawco's miniseries Caught, in which he plays a criminal and Paul Gross (whom he specifically had in mind for the role) plays the police officer that's manipulating him, and Paul Gross' white hair is on full display with what I can only describe as an emo fringe (but I swear it works) and his whole mood throughout is just leaden despair

(there is also ofc Saint Pierre, which Allan Hawco co-wrote and in which he's a cop and Paul Gross is a happy go lucky criminal that helps him out a few times Just Cos altho @gjdraws has theories for the future, and ofc Republic of Doyle, which Allan Hawco wrote starred in and showran and was his big breakthrough, in which they're both sorta-kinda-criminals-but-it's-hard-to-define-but-really-Hawco-is-a-PI-and-PG-is-his-ex-partner, but those being multiple season tv shows may need more investment) (Saint Pierre is a nice little fandom and only 2 seasons so far and co-stars the wondrous Josephine Jobert, while RoD is basically just Hawco writing whump for his own character for 6 seasons if that's something that compels)

(gosh they both have terrible hair here) (sry)

[andrandiriel]

more Caughtposting sorry

I'm taking a million screenshots of Roy mainly to admire the anguish but there's probably also things to be said about the state of his tie at different points throughout the story, like even just through episode 3 we get a whole range

@gjdraws @variousqueerthings

[4thelonghaul]

Reviews for Waiting for Godot (June 11 2026)

“Waiting for Godot feels new once again, pulsing with vitality,” raves the Toronto Star. Samuel Beckett’s timeless absurdist masterpiece “fits like a glove in our contemporary society,” brought to life with “profound sincerity” by Paul Gross and Tom McCamus. McCamus “lends immense pathos” to the befuddled Estragon, while Gross delivers “some of his finest stage work” as Vladimir. Staged for the first time on the Festival Theatre’s iconic thrust stage, this production demonstrates how space can transform storytelling. As the Toronto Star declares, “if there’s ever a case to be made about how a theatre’s space and design can inform a play, Atkinson’s revival should serve as Exhibit A... well worth the wait.” The Globe and Mail praises the leads’ “sizzling chemistry” and “piercing performances,” while BroadwayWorld calls them “wonderful together,” noting that this production will leave audiences “reflecting on their own existence long past the final bow.”

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‘Waiting for Godot’ coming to Stratford Festival this summer

Canadian actor and director Paul Gross stars in ‘Waiting for Godot’ and discusses why he believes the play is a timeless classic that’s more

Paul Gross on CP24 Breakfast 9th June 2026

@verushkak70 Heated Rivalry mention!

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‘Waiting for Godot’ coming to Stratford Festival this summer

Canadian actor and director Paul Gross stars in ‘Waiting for Godot’ and discusses why he believes the play is a timeless classic that’s more

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From a Stratfest instagram story.

Cannot WAIT to see him in Waiting for Godot in a few weeks 😁😁

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Images from Stratford's Waiting For Godot production (x)

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Dessin de Paul Gross d après une partie de photo de la pièce Waiting for Godot, au Stratford Festival, 2026

David Hou and Stratford Festival credit photo

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D après d une vidéo ”promo” lors des répétitions de ”Waiting for Godot ”2026

Portrait de Paul Gross, au critérium et estompe sur A4

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Paul Gross chats with Tom Power on Q (May 29 2026)

[mercury765]

An interview with Paul Gross about Waiting for Godot, due South… and his youth. Some of this is hysterically funny and all of it is wonderful.

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Waiting for Godot opens tonight - promotional clip on instagram.

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(May 30 2026)

[gjdraws]

Republic of Doyle / S4E12 The Return of the Kingpin

I need you all to know Allan Hawco wrote this show, and this dialogue, for these characters specifically.

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Paul Gross photographed at the Stratford Normal School building at the Stratford Festival Theatre in Stratford, Ont., Thursday, May 7, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Ian Stewart

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Paul Gross at the Stratford Normal School building / Stratford Festival Theatre

Asked to reflect on Cimolino’s legacy, that’s what actor Paul Gross thinks about: “The stress involved in trying to carry an organization like this with all of these employees, when everything is shut down and you have no way of generating any income because nobody can come to the theatre.” “We owe them an enormous debt of gratitude for that,” he said, referring to Cimolino and executive director Anita Gaffney. Gross, who portrays Vladimir in this year’s production of “Waiting for Godot,” said it is a minor miracle that Stratford is in the financial shape it is.

Antoni Cimolino's final bow at Stratford (May 07, 2026)